you can friend ainsley at ainsley earhardt at sean hannity, that is me, on twitter. >> thank you, don't forget start your day each weekday morning 5:00 to 9:00. that is the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. we'll be back here tomorrow night. a rowdy studio audience edition of hannity. real people, real stories, real pain, real suffering inflicted on them because of a president and broken promises. tonight at 10:00 eastern here on fox. her. tell me if i'm unfair. good night. >> >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> if you had one of these substandard plans before the afordable care act became law and you really like that plan, you are able to keep it. >> once again yesterday the president not telling the nation the whole truth. why does mr. obama continue to mislead us? tonight, we will tell you in the talking points memo. >> i don't know how you keep your cool, madam secretary, you know, with this continuous effort on the part of the g.o.p. to sabotage the aca. >> almost desperate now, the democratic party is trying to blame the republicans for the obama

>> thanks, ainsley. thanks to all of you tweeting us. president obama's job approval rating has sunk to a new low. brand new wall street journal nbc news survey says 51% disapprove of the job he's doing. because e president obama took leading from behind to a new level nobody the should be surprised with the terrible numbers. we all know the rnc aren't going to ignore this. they put together this video to remind you how out of touch he is. take a look. >> do you think it's possible the president didn't know the nsa was monitoring the personal phone calls of 35 world leaders? >> i learned about it from the same news reports most people learned about this. >> we don't have independent knowledge of this. >> i think it was on friday. >> he found out about the news reports. >> every time something is screwed up there is a sense he may not be involved. >> all the questions suggest somehow the president should have done something. >> know about the irs. he doesn't know about the website that's going to collapse. >> what's worse -- ha the presid

hi, lauren. >> hi ainsley. good morning everybody. federal reserve chair nominee janet yellen seeks the world stage today. but she isn't expected to rock the boat. her confirmation hearings before the senate expected at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. investors want to know the one thing yellen isn't expected to say. that is when the fed will scale back the stimulus for the economy. she did say this in prepared remarks. will a strong recovery will enable the fed to reduce the monetary accommodation. i believe supporting the recovery today is returning to a more normal approach to monetary policy. that policy has boosted the s&p to 34 record this year. the latest was yesterday. if you are a verizon wireless customer you can't get on the web as fast as you could. the cfo says the carrier's network quality has been compromised in big cities like new york, chicago and san francisco because of heavy 4 g traffic and some cell users are seeing their 4 g bump down to 3 g. if you are one of them there is not much you can do. will verizon says a fix i

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley airport. it is thanksgiving eve and we are having an extreme weather alert. >> the monster storm system packing rain, sleet and snow moving up the east coast making a mess tore millions of travelers. >> steve centanni is at reagan airport. maria molina in the weather center tracking the storm. >> we begin with maria. >> where is the storm system heading now? >> the storm the area is sent ferred along the east coast. at no ti temperatures are holding up and we are seeing the storm produce snow. trouble on the roadways that is where we will be seeing some of the worst conditions. then the storms slowly pull away later wednesday afternoon during the afternoon hours we will see gradual improvement then thursday morning thwhat will be left behind is much colder temperatures with the storm system and also winds are going to stay gusting possibly up to 40 miles per hour. i want to show you why are we are seeing rain on the i 95 corridor and not snow. it is the time of year where we tend to see snowst

heather and ainsley. >> we will be following it all day. the upton bill they could be voten on that today. >> this brings us to today's "look who is talking." >> donald trump weighing in on obamacare. he says things are only going to get worse. >> i think it is a mess. there's never been anything that i have ever seen like this. it is a total catastrophe. it was the big lie now he said we will delay the lie one year. that doesn't do any good. the insurance companies won't do it we told you last month we are not doing it now we will give it to you for a year. it was the big lie that is becoming a total catastrophe for the country and hurting people terribly. >> not one to mince words trump also says the fact that the president was more than half an hour late to his onus conference is a troubling sign. >> i know the president was 35 minutes late for his news conference which bothered a lot of people and it shows something. >> shows what? >> supposed to be a time for a news conference. to me it shows he probably had no idea what they were doin

will ainsley? >> thank you so much. >> the obama administration accuseded of turning its back on an american pastor. right now a pastor sits in an iranian prison because of his christian faith. he has been there for more than a year. the american law and justice urged secretary of state john kerry to secure a release before lifting economic sanctions. he is serving an eight year sentence. >> sunday night football turned into monday morning football in new england. denver down a touchdown with bait ton manning connecting with dam marius thomas sending it into over time. the patriots punting to denver the ball heads to the player they recover. new england wins 434-31. the chiefs verses the chargers final minutes 31-27. kansas city. last chance for the chargers. he threads it for the diving catch touchdown. chargers win 41-38. tough games this weekend. the detroit lions honor a soldier during every home game at ford field. this ceremony a little different than usual. >> felt better he is safe and i ca

. >> i'm ainsley earhardt. we'll start with this story. new fear as riegz on both sides of the aisle over iran's nuke deal. >> the big trusted to make good on its promises. all of this concern is the president is on a fundraising blitz in hollywood. >> that's right. the white house is running to a buzz saw criticism here from democrats and republicans in congress as well as key allies in the middle east. he is trying to raise his political capital during the slew of fund raisers out west a series of events in florida. the united states and the dealing with iran. >> cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of conflict. it is not the right thing for our security. >> when he talked about bluster, that is not so failed reference to benjamin netanyahu. for israel this deal with iran gives too much and gets too little. iran must pause the nuclear program but capacity for enrichment may remain and the economy is seeing a boost and promise of fewer sanctions. >> sanctions were effective. the sanctions were the reason t the iranians came over to

you did mention katrina, ainsley. i want to point out some of these winds are the strongest we have seen with some of the storm systems not during land fall but katrina saw winds of 125 miles per hour. there is extremely heavy rainfall with this possible. >> thank you so much. >> thousands are getting kicked off of insurance plans every day thanks to the obama care situation. he says i am sorry finally but is it a little too late? they are live in washington with details. >> it was a very rare admission the president saying i am sorry. one of the focuses is on what he says is a small percentage of americans unable to keep their health insurance plan the ones that he vowed they could back in 2009. >> even though it is a small percentage of folks who may be dis disadvantaged it is scary to them. i am sorry that they are finding themselves in the situation based on assurances they got from me. >> he went on to say he has been quote burned by the web site, but in the same sentence he did say americans are the ones who are

ainsley? >> congratulations for not being mayor. joe biden strikes again, this time calling the wrong person to congratulate him for winning the boston mayoral race. biden wasn't the only one. debbie wasserman schultz called the wrong walsh as well. >>> young love is a wonderful thing until you get rejected. a boy's love letter has become an internet sensation after he got a blunt response from his love, a little girl named ashley. it begins dear ashley, would you please be my girlfriend. i like you a lot. he of course gave her three options as all little boys do and she circled no claiming she has a boyfriend. but she did add when they break up she would be her next choice. the letter has received more than a million views. i love it. that is my favorite story of the day by far. next to you, of course, michael. >> the weekend is coming up and you're probably wondering which to see with your date. we have the answer. the newly anticipated film "the book thief." >> mama, they're coming. check in the basement. >> they will take you aw

healtheder heather and ainsley. >> doug luzader live in washington. i am sure we will to story true out the day. >> the u.s. has a serious stash of chemical weapons. take them out to sea. they could dispose of the toxic materials at international waters. so far no countries on their own soil. it is subject to final approval by a chemical weapons watchdog agency. two people are dead this morning after a crane lifting part of a roof crashed down on a soccer stadium. it happened in brazil. it is the location of the 2014 world cup opener and is under construction. ground under the frame buckled causing a large portion to collapse. the two killed were construction workers. political and personal candles. he was voted out of the senate. burrs sclo he was originally sentenced to four years in prison p. berlusconi had community service. >> what to talk about at the thanksgiving table. he's discussing gun control with his children. illegal guns provided a place mat to get conversations started. it is titled, talking turkey about guns. asking kids what they thi

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the pour. we begin with a fox news alert for you. the search is on the way for two people for two people who went on board a medical transport jet that crashed off the coast of florida. two other people on board are confirmed dead. authorities held a news conference updating the search for the missing. listen. >> this is still an ongoing search and rescue case. rescuers have been on scene overnight. and continuing to search for survivors in the water. >> the private yet took off from fort lauderdale airport it was on the way back to mexico when it went down. two pilots a doctor and a nurse or those on board. there was no word what caused the crash but a distress call was made by one of the pilots moments after takeoff. >>> a virginia state senator is recovering after being stabbed several times. state police say the senator got into a fight with his 24-year-old son cause tin also known as gus. gus stabbed his father in the head and upper tore so area. >> he was able to leave the scene on foot.

i'm ainsley earhardt. >> i'm childers. we begin this morning with a fox news alert for you. a massive plane is stuck at an airport. it is in wichita, kansas. a cargo plane a boeing 747 dream lifter mistakenly landed there last night. it was heading from new york to mcconnellair force base. it landed there instead. the massive plain needs over 900 feet of runway to take off. but tomorrow's runway just over 6,000 feet. boeing sending a tug to try to turn the jumbo jet around. we will keep you posted on any updates. >> scary moments on a jetblue flight. an emergency evacuation slide inflates in the cabin up in the air this happened knocking over a flight aiden tant. happened 30 minutes into the flight from fort meyers florida to boston. >> seems all of a sudden there was a big noise and it blew up like. it was scary. a little scary at first. >> we were all startled. >> when the plane eventually made an emergency landing in orlando. the flight attendant is okay. she just has bumps and bruises. faa now can looking at what went wrong. >> incredible photos appears to show a firebal

>> ainsley, good morning. how long has the administration known the obamacare web site was riddled with problems. it may have been well before secretary of health and human services that everything was fine. it is a the white house acknowledges there were new flags. >> the president asked the questions. >> he constantly asked where we were on this. >> there's a jump in your logic. the fact is as we acknowledged and have said since october 1st anything before that we anticipated glimpse we were told there might be some problems. >> despite that an apology from the president when he guaranteed individual policyholders would be able to keep their plan. last month a couldrding to a ret the department of justice admitted in court as much as 80 million other americans on employer sponsored health insurance plans would also be eventually unable to keep their ture rent coverage under obamacare. then there is the whole subject of security. that is something that will come up in congressional hearings today. how safe is

ainsley? >> talk about a cold case. researchers say they might have finally solved the mystery of the teen's death. they found injuries on one side of his body making them think a chariot crashed into him when he was kneeling. he died in 1323 b.c. >> university of wisconsin madison ranked the sexiest tool in america by the daily beach. >> o'reilly's jessie waters visiting the campus. i didn't knowed ut why the student topped the list. >> why do you think? >> everyone cares a ton about how they look. >> genetics i guess. >> it's like the sexual olympics here. >> let's get started. >> do you think you are giving the sexy vibe off right now? >> probably not. >> i think it's best the university withdraw. why don't you run along. >> you are fired. >> you people flock here. everyone thinks you are sexy. >> you live and breathe sexiness, do i have that right? >> sure. >> what are you doing to contribute to that? >> look at me. >> we are all really really good looking. >> we are well behaved, classy, nonhigh maintenance girls.

i am ainsley earhardt. i >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with this for you. former president bill clinton says president obama gnaw need to keep the promise for americans to keep their health insurance. >> chief technology officer is expected to testify today. hi, doug. >> the web site itself is going to come under more strit knee today as administration chief technology officer todd park explains why so many warning signs were missed along the way. why did the administration's experts sign off on the flawed site in the first place is all of your personal data really safe? we will have to respond to a report of the "washington post" this morning that the white house will probably miss the end of month deadline to get the site fully operational. former president bill clinton parts ways on this saying the president should make good on his now broken promise that if americans like their current healthcare plan they can keep them. >> so, i personalbly believe even if it takes a change in the law the president should honor the commitmen

we are going to start with ainsley. you called a lot of doctors today. >> right. >> you asked a fascinating question. >> one of my doctors said i have never once been b contacted by the federal government to find out if i'm interested in participating in the this plan. what if i want to? they never called many me, never reached out. i started asking all the doctors, have you been contacted? no, no, no. one doctor was contacted by blue cross blue choice which is one of the three options you have with obama care. he said he was contacted by blue cross blue choice but not the other two. the federal government never reached out. my pop that wi-- ophthalmologis on and entered his zip code and said two popped up. he said how were they contacted? why wasn't sni. >> were any of you contacted by the government? >> no. >> not one? wow. you were? >> irs. >> by the irs. by the way, we have two shrinks next to you if you need help. >> i said i would call them back later. >> you were seriously contacted by the irs? >> i don't think i

what do you think, ainsley? >> i don't know, i don't want to pass judgment. >> i do. >> listen, you can't walk out on the street without everybody recognizing you. but i'm sure it is famous, with the paparazzi all around >> i followed paparazzi. >> i argue paparazzi is not always following alec baldwin around. are rare occasions are photographers around him.. >> i experienced to a smaller degree. if you shake their hand, say hi, they leave you alone. >> there is a way to be respectful. people are doing their jobs. >> whether they like it or not if you're in the public eye it goes with the territory. >> your famous partly because of the reports. >> if you're getting xhol one deals if he wasn't in the press >> alec needs to grow up. >> would you settle for money? >> that would be illegal. doi have intention of having my client -- >> she's standing up in the courtroom yelling liar, liar. >> she is -- thank god she's nowhere near this man. >> right? >> coming up next, legendary football coach mike ditka is here as "

we are going to start with ainsley. you called a lot of doctors today. >> right. >> you asked a fascinating question. >> one of my doctors said i have never once been b contacted by the federal government to find out if i'm interested in participating in the this plan. what if i want to? they never called many me never reached out. i started asking all the doctors, have you been contacted? no, no, no. one doctor was contacted by blue cross blue choice which is one of the three options you have with obama care. he said he was contacted by blue cross blue choice but not the other two. the federal government never reached out. my pop that will-- ophthalmologist went on and entered his zip code and said two popped up. he said how were they contacted? why wasn't sni. >> were any of you contacted by the government? >> no. >> not one? wow. you were? >> irs. >> by the irs. by the way we have two shrinks next to you if you need help. >> i said i would call them back later. >> you were seriously contacted by the irs? >> i don't t

heather, ainsley, go. that's my vocal command. >> thank you so much lauren. happy friday to you. >> you, too. >>> it is time to brew on this. it was the oldest story in the book, my dog ate my homework. the true story for payton moody and her dog ridge gee. >> the lab got a hold of moody's candy covered volcano project which was made with more than 50 straight pins. they rushed reggie to the vet to undergo emergency surgery. >> i redid the project but i told them my dog ate my homework and showed him the x-ray. >> still managed to get an a on that project. >> what is your best excuse for getting out of something. send us your comments on twitter, facebook or e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read them later in the show. >> all for the best. they are so resilient. bagging h -- wagging his tail a happy. >> words are more powerful than a weapon. wh what he said to stop the would be robber. oo >> new information about a pilot killed in a crash at the airport. it went unnoticed for hours. the pilot who died listed singer taylor swift as his next of

. >> ainsley take a look at this also. a man who has no hesitation when he is a robber tackling into a roll of potato chips. more on this surprising event when we return. but first on this day in history back in 1980 private benjamin starring goldie hawn it was number one at the movie theater. >> come on move it benjamin. >> welcome back on this veteran's day. it is important to remember the heros. honor flight network makes sure as many of them possible see their memorial in washington, d.c. before it is too late. every veteran flies for free. i recently had the privilege of joining a southeast florida honor flight. >> this memorial is so great to say wow i have been lucky enough to be a part of this. >> (inaudible) >> they are part of the greatest generation. for many that first moment seeing their world war ii memorial can be overwhelming. >> i would never ever expect it to be like this. >> each of vez veterans have been waiting for months, some a lifetime for this trip. >> we are going to parachute you in. >> nbc the f

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes exactly past the hour. we are going to start a fox news alert. take a look at this video. a woman has a powerful twister coming toward her as she is driving. >> oh my god it's huge. it's huge, it's huge, it's huge. >> as many as 80 tornadoes were recorded across seven midwestern states. it left as many as six people dead 36 thousand others hurt in the aftermath complete neighborhoods destroyed. >> the strong storm even delayed an nfl game the bear's ravens game at soldier field in chicago was success pended for almost two hours. >> fans forced to take cover under a concourse until the threat was over. many are rushing to aid those that are hurt from all of these tornadoes in illinois. the town of washington strongly seeking help after many of their neighborhoods were completely wiped out. >> karen sucker is a social woman for the american red cross who was in washington illinois last night. today i understand, karen, you are in from peoria. brid bring us up to date with what you witnessed your ser. what did

i want to show you some of the windchill temperatures heather and ainsley. will behind the storm it is very cold only in the teens and also teens in rapid city and denver. ahead of the system mild 50's is what it feels like now in new york city. >> better than yesterday. it was really cold. >> thanks maria. >> thank you. >> 41 minutes after the top of the hour. she may have been out weighed and out armed but one woman proving you don't mess with her. >> i grabbed a hold of it. the that will paralyze him. all i have to do is hit his spine. >> she scared off a man who was trying to rob her while she was sleeping. >> why can katie perry's new album is being called a bio hazard threat in one country. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? : i'm beth... and

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. doesn't look like it is snowing just yet. >> let's begin with a fox news alert. the confirmed death toll from the devastating tet toll topping 1700. that number will go up as crews are searching the disaster zone. >> david kipper is back with the very latest. >> good morning, yes. it is becoming a race against time to get that food and aid to those desperate people in the philippin philippines. they also suffer because there's a lot of bad weather on the way mpering the relief effort. there is help on the way. the british vessels are headed to the philippines to help in the relief effort. ships are steaming from wrong kong and should be there in a few days. they will make best for the republic and the philippines unquote. the helicopter air when the george washington has on board will be crucial to getting people to isolated communities which haven't been reached yet. they produced 400,000 gallons of fresh water a day from the plants. 10,000 people are feared dead in the philippines a

ainsley, if you want to be a doctor for the day, you can. don't give one to terry in the back or -- exactly. the interesting thing, i wanted to be a doctor. if i had a chance, some of my best friends were doctors. i would love to be a surgeon. >> why don't you wear a white coat? >> i'm not a doctor. i haven't earned the right. anyway, we are going to start with with wiainsley. you called a lot of doctors today and asked a fascinating question. >> this was interesting. one of my doctors said i was never contacted by the federal government to find out if i'm interested in participating in the plan. what if i want to? they have never called me or reached out. i started asking the doctors after that. have you been contacted? no, no, no. one doctor said they were contacted by blue cross blue choice which is one of the three options you have with obama care. he said he was contacted by blue cross blue choice and not the other two. the federal government never reached out. my ophthalmologist went online and entered his zip code. two doctors popped

the day before thanksgiving i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. the extreme weather alert. >> it is putting a halt on travel plans for 43 million americans. we have live team coverage. >> steve secentanni is one of t many airports. >> good morning heather and ainsley. this storm system is widespread. we have seen the heaviest situations in the northeast. anywhere from florida up to maine you are seeing some form of precipitation associated with the storm. pretty incredible how massive it is. the rain really coming down new york city, emergennew jersey do

when ainsley during the war and almost all the maynard it to her just sixteen months old. uses has no memory of the terrible slaughter. but his short learned that soon enough after the fall of srebrenica in july nineteen ninety five the bosnian serb soldiers executed more than eight thousand muslim men and buried them in mass graves then the serbs were in charge here. only recently have mostly families begun coming back. but the atmosphere is still poisoned on year and two she said. don't dare come to the center of town together they were afraid of people's reactions because muslims and serbs still don't live together here how can a muslim and a server love each other and have a child to get picky. it was an internet bloggers wrote that mixed marriages destroyed most of the nation. the answer is upset that uses is being reused as the most said the serves are still being islam is. and i wanted to maybe tomorrow they'll fall in love with someone from another ethnic group themselves and want it and how these people come up with the idea of writing such countries about us with

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we hope you are having a great day so far. >> we start with an extreme weather alert for you. a deadly storm packing snow sleet and ice is on the mover threatening holiday plans for millions as a slow moving system made its way through colorado it is working its way through texas and oklahoma. olgy s on sunday 3500 flights were canceled. in the northeast the storm is expected to arrive here tomorrow. >> maria molina is here with more. >> a lot of people were talking about changing plans for the thanksgiving holiday. >> many people may be looking at delays or cancellations because of the storm

i am patti ann browne i am ainsley earhardt. >> gained an hour so everybody should wake up early today. >> i am heather childers it is half past the top of the hour. while you were sleeping the deadly shooting rampage at the los angeles airport. police missed speaking to the suspects palsy anul ciancia. they went to his house they were worried after receiving disturbing messages that the alleged gunman was already in route to the airport. after being gunned down by police he told officers he acted a i loan and that he had been dropped off at the airport by a friend. his motivation appears to be sentered arou-- centered and a grudge. >> a statement where he made a conscious decision to cull mill tim tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated he wanted to quote instill fear into their traderous minds. >> this as law enforcement says the shooter is being heavily sedated and is under armed guard at the hospital. >> the birmingham alabama airport has been reopened after a bomb threat shut down the airport for several hours. authorities notified employees after th

. >> i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt. top story at this hour. rainy weather is heading east today as it leaves a path of destruction in texas. more than a foot of rain causing sweeping floods across the central part of that state. two people are dead and hundreds have been stranded. many forced to bring in rescue boats. >> i don't have a car in the driveway any more. we have nothing. but we have each other. that's the most important thing. >> that area faced a real drought there. it makes flooding worse. the ground is too hard to ab boe soesh /* -- absorb water quickly. >> parts of tennessee turning deadly there. that is where a 9-year-old boy died after he was shocked by a downed power line. officials aren't releasing exactly what happened. severe weather knocked down trees and left thousands without power. >> terrifying moments for parents in kansas when a school bus plunges into the creek. the bus toppled into the water and landed half submerged on its side. the children escapeed by climbing out of bus windows on to the roof. they stood there

i am ainsley earhardt. no major surprises as voters go to the polls on tuesday. republican governor chris christie easily winning reelection in new jersey. the in virginia former dnc chairman mcauliffe is now governor after beating cuccinelli. in new york democrat bill de bl deblasio cruised to a win. he is the first democrat to win since 1980. atlanta mayor reed was elected for a second term defeating three little known challengers. o'reilly factor returns after the break. i will see you at 5:00 a.m. b >>> >> last night we reported on another scandal in the nfl. martin was emotionally brutalized by some one of his teammates. rich key incognito has been suspended and has a long history of bad behavior. he is shown screaming the "n" word at a teammate mike helms y helmsley. >> (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). >> i will tell you that if the revi review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere i will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that it is. >> the question why didn't the head coach stop the situation last bring when it first came to his

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you to all of you veterans out there. we appreciate your service. >> fox news alert while you were sleeping a weakened typhoon made land fall in northern vietnam after bumbpummelling the philippines. more than 600,000 people have been evacuated there and it means six deaths were reported. new ariel video shows the trail of devastation left behind in the philippines. you can see houses and buildings completely leveled, more than 10,000 people are feared dead. four people believed to be americans died meantime in a small plane crash in the bahamas. the plane crashed in the water minutes after takeoff from it the ground off the grand bahama island. they say the aircraft was destroyed. the pilot radioed saying the there were engine problems. >> more about the death of an animal sanctuary worker in oregon. the wild

. >> i'm ainsley earhardt. we'll start with this story. new fear as riegz on both sides of the aisle over iran's nuke deal. >> the big trusted to make good on its promises. all of this concern is the president is on a fundraising blitz in hollywood. >> that's right. the white house is running to a buzz saw criticism here from democrats and republicans in congress as well as key allies in the middle east. he is trying to raise his political capital during the slew of fund raisers out west a series of events in florida. the united states and the dealing with iran. >> cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of conflict. it is not the right thing for our security. >> when he talked about bluster,

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for stating your day with us. we always appreciate it. enrollment numbers are out and we know how many people signed up for obamacare. >> it is way worse than anticipated. 26,794 have signed up in the federal exchanges and 79,391 enrolled in state exchanges. that brings the whopping total of enrollees to 106,185. >> and number falling way short of the administration's goal. elizabeth prann is live for us in washington with what is up next. li elizabeth, what are they going to do. >> you talked about that goal. federal officials wanted 7 million to buy health insurance. they got less than two percent of that included in the overall figure of more than 106,0

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your day with us. in the news get it fixed. democrats upping the pressure to get the troubled healthcare web site working. >> even former president bill clinton chiming in it. we have more on what he had to say. >> while former president bill clinton said the administration should keep its word people should be allowed to continue coverage with their healthcare plan which is now in the process of being canceled. take a listen. >> i personally believe even if it takes changing the law the president should honor the commitments the federal government made to those people. >> the former president as you may know a champion of healthcare reform. there are others who are also speaking out senator diane fine stein, senator maryla land dror that require insurance companies to continue offering their healthcare plans. at the same time house republicans are expecting to vote on their proposal friday that would allow insurance companies the option of continuing existing plans for a year. while the white house apologized for the failing r

. >> as ainsley mentioned we begin with a fox news lart. tens of thousands of people in the midwest picking up the pieces after dozens of powerful twisters turning their neighborhoods into piles of rubble. >> storm chasers capturing this incredible video of the storm that left six people dead and as many as 37 others injured. the tornado outbreak reeks the most havoc in the city of washington, illinois. you can see the path of destruction it left behind. homes completely crushed just like cardboard boxes. >> i went back to that end of the house and i heard some glass. we don't have any windows in that end of the house. we stood in the hallway where there were no windows and just held each other. >> a powerful scene. take a look at this. this american flag blows

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. we appreciate it as always. we begin with a fox news alert. death toll with a devastating typhoon in the philippines. topping more than 100 people that will rise significantly as they search through rubble in search for victims. as food becomes scarce tens of thousands of people search for food and shelter. they are on the ground in some of the worst hit areas bringing water and medicine to desperate survivors. >> residents see forcing their way into one airport to board military planes to evacuate. the very latest on aid to that region. that is coming up at 5:30 in a live report. >> while you were sleeping another storm shit the philippines. a magnitude 4.8 earthquake rocked a city there. that is south of where the

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we are getting up early. the turkey talk line is here. she is answering your questions. >> you can e-mail them to us tweet them to us or facebook us. >> rava is here showing you how to carve the bird. we can use that advice as well. >> but up first our top story for you on this thanksgiving. hundreds of people in ohio aren't spending the holiday at home. they are being evacuated after a train derailed late thursday night with highly flammable chemicals. >> some of the people will not be able to return home until saturday. >> i guess we have to kind of see what we have every day and what we have to do. we have to

start each weekday morning at 5:00 to 9:00 with ainsley and the crew of fox and friends tomorrow morning. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. little things looking tough at the white house tonight. bill clinton does not seem impressed with president obama. >> if you like your health care plan, you keep your plan. >> you keep your health care plan. keep, keep, keep. >> you can keep your plan. >> the president should honor his commitment made to those people and let them keep what they've got. >> i'm inclined to agree with bill clinton. >> the president apologized. he said clearly he was sorry that he misled people. >> we are better off with this law than without. >> it i think the president was grossly mislead to the american public. >> he knew what was going on. he knew people were going to have their policies canceled. >> i said it because i believed it. now i know i should have added for 98% of american people that's exactly true. for the other other 2% in the individual market there is frequent changes in policies and it should have been clarified. >> the president, as you know, p

ainsley earhardt joins us with the latest. >> reporter: a very popular mall especially for us in new york that don't have a mall in the city so we go to your neck of the woods. paramus police identifying him as richard shoop, a 20-year-old restaurant worker. officials say he killed himself. the incident began moments before the mall was supposed to close after 9 p.m. witnesses say he walked through the mall carrying a rifle wearing full tactical gear. while police say he fired off only one shot, witnesses say he fired five shots into the air even taking out security cameras. new cell phone video posted on youtube of the moments before the mall went on lockdown. officers walked past businesses telling mall workers to get out. >> like you see on tv all the time but the real deal. >> come on! >> no one was hurt and the nearly 100 people under lockdown in the mall have now been released. an investigation is underway to determine what led shoop to open fire. >> he does have a history of drug use and drug abuse, but we do believe that the main motive for what he did tonight was suicide. >>

. >> ainsley you've been following the news oochl we've been covering this for your show many weeks now. since it was signed in march, 2010 but to geraldo's point saying rich and poor? of course, every american has a heart for individuals. we want health care from everyone what. i'm hearing is that there has got to be an affordable way to do this. i talked to my doctors. premiums going up for employees. one single mom is paying for single mom a thousand dollars more. basically a month to cover her. the single guy in his office more than $100ux= more per mont he's saying i cannot afford this, the costs goring to be passed down to us. >> affordability is key. but also, americans are overtaxed, overburdened. >> no more taxes people can't afford it. >> michael? . >> i think talking about what republicans are going to try to do to replace this, they better be careful about being pollyannaish. nobody likes insurance companies. so if they're going to talk about conservative reform they'd probably do best not to talk like the before obamacare time was so great for american consumers because it

ainsley gets started first. >> yes. 5:00 to 9:00. you don't want to miss it. start your day with fox and friends we'll see you tomorrow night 10:00 eastern a fox news special presentation, my hope, america with billy graham. >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> you have said america should hold you accountable, which is why today madam secretary i repeat my request for so you resign. >> no one is being held accountable for obamacare. tonight charles krauthammer and i will talk about healthcare and last night's elections. >> -- i personally think he is a great guy. i don't think he was out of hand. >> miami dolphins hazing controversy getting worse now some players are defending this kind of stuff dennis miller and i will talk about it tonight. >> you can get off my driveway, please? can you get off my property, please? >> and if you think american politicians

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start each weekday morning at 5:00 to 9:00 with ainsley and the crew of fox and friends tomorrow morning. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. gretaw. good night. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. >> when you stand in the middle of the road, you're going to get hit on both sides of the road. >> despite big trouble in a democratic precincts over obama care, the divided republican party cannot capitalize. charles krauhammer has thoughts on that. >> i personally believe even if it takes changing the law, the president should honor the commitment the federal government made. >> former president bill clinton criticizing president obama over the health care fiasco. >> a boy steps out into a line of waitresses cheering them on. >> a big controversy in oregon over whether teenage boys should go to a hooters restaurant. >> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. politics in america getting even more bitter. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with all of the trouble over ob